Launching their cordless yard equipment line in , Greenworks Tools now boasts one of the largest selections of top-tier cordless lawn equipment in the world. And where the EGO brand offers only one Battery 56 Volt System, Greenworks currently offers five different lithium-ion battery options and price levels with their 24v, 40v, 48v, 60v, and volt tool systems. And judging by sales figures — buyers agree.
The 40 Volt system is Powerful, affordable, and is their broadest full line of lawn equipment. The 40 Volt mower is quiet, and the mulching blade cuts like a knife.
For this reason, we have provided convenient links below to view details and check the price of each volt tool. Keep in mind, that the volt system offers the Best Value in electric -powered lawn equipment, but the Greenworks volt equipment line does not include brushless motors. And with the added value of an entry-level volt battery option, as well as a huge lineup of battery-powered lawn equipment — Greenworks is one of the largest volume manufacturers in battery-powered lawn tools worldwide.
Note: Greenworks does offer a more expensive brushless motor tool line — like this 80 volt Trimmer Blower Combo. Makita tools are widely considered to be the Best — Premium grade battery-powered tools on the market.
Extending on the excellence of there top of line power tools, the Makita cordless outdoor lawn equipment excels in performance just as expected. By utilizing their industry-proven LXT 18 volt battery system — Makita battery yard tools conveniently operate on the same battery platform as Makita power tools do.
And while EGO still holds the top spot for battery-powered lawn tools, and offers a more powerful volt system, The Makita offers a 2-pack approach by using 2 Volt batteries to produce a whopping 36 -Volts and the longer-lasting 4 Ah battery storage than most other lawn tool manufacturers.
Price — Premium Tools come with a Premium Price. But you get what you pay for; Brushless Motors, Superior 4. Makita offers its exceptional LXT Lithium-Ion battery system with features such as Overload protection, Over-discharge protection, and Overheat protection. This is crucial since lithium-ion batteries are the costliest part of battery-powered tool maintenance, and for this reason, Makita outshines most other manufacturers in this category.
The Makita outdoor power tool system is easily one of the most extensive in the industry. With that entry into battery lawn tools, the WORX battery-powered lawn equipment is now widely considered An early pioneer and one of the leaders in cordless tools.
WORX is also extremely competitive in the battery-powered lawn tool segment, namely, with their 20 Volt Power-Share more affordable product line. This year they introduced the Lightning platform that consists of three different cordless tool systems designed for use on walkways and small patios to the largest suburban or rural yards. Buying into their lower priced lineup still gets you into a German-designed product that has the Stihl stamp of approval, which means a lot.
Stihl is only available from local dealers, who unlike big box stores, have the knowledge to answer all of your questions about the tools and can help get you into a system that fits your needs.
The Milwaukee Tool M18 Fuel power tool platform is one of the most respected in the power tool industry. They stay true to their core users and have expanded this to include landscapers, groundskeepers, and construction professionals. This summer Milwaukee will officially release their new M18 Fuel blower, string trimmer, and hedge trimmer.
With a 9. Husqvarna built it's long-standing reputation on producing gas-powered tools, but like Stihl they have expanded their outdoor power equipment line to include more battery powered tools. Their platform is based on a single 36V battery and is geared more towards the professional landscaper. They did introduce the Automower robotic lawnmower this year which is like a Roomba for your lawn, but their cordless offerings are still limited compared to the competition. They offer great performance at a reasonable price, and are available online and at most big box retailers nationwide.
They carry 40V and 60V tools but their 20V Max cordless line offers the most options and bang for your buck. Do your research as you've only got a two-year warranty, but it's tough to beat the price. Type keyword s to search. This works like a dream. A third weapon is the rake. Okay, the rake actually includes two types of rake: the fan rake and the solid metal tine type. You will use the metal tined rake to loosen up any patches of thatch that appear. The fan rake can be then used to rake the little bits of brown grass away.
The fan rake is also useful if you are going to rake grass or leaves; although again, if you keep up with it, you can mulch these nice organic materials right into your lawn. The final weapon in your armory is really only for the die-hard do-it-yourselfer.
It is an aerator. Many have seen the large, motorized aerators used by lawn and garden companies. These are beyond expensive.
So there is actually such a thing as a hand-aerator. It is not motorized and depends entirely on your energy and ambition. Using this beasty is very time intensive and literally back-breaking. Due to this fact, I recommend you hire one of the lawn and garden companies to come and aerate your yard once a year. Aerating, by the way, gets much-needed oxygen into the root system and soil. Also, any fertilizer you put down, hopefully organic, will penetrate that much faster on aerated soil.
Some batteries are integrated into the casing of the tool and you simply plug a charging cord into the unit. Tools with a chargeable battery pack cost a bit more than integrated battery versions, and are a little heavier, but have more power with a longer run time up to an hour or more depending on the tool.
Be sure to check to make sure the batteries are compatible, with the correct size and voltage. The battery-powered tool that changed my view: the leaf blower. It starts, every time, no fighting, no crying. I once blew out a dusty desk drawer in my office with one.
Clearing leaves, blowing dirt and debris off steps and patios, even blowing water that collects in low spots on the sidewalk. Spring garden cleanup became a breeze after I started using this handy tool. Comfortable to operate with one hand, it shears off dead stems in no time. What used to be time-consuming and hard on my hands with repetitive movements using hand pruners is now a job swiftly dispatched.
My hand-held shear has two interchangeable blades — a short hedge shear for cutting in larger swathes, and a grass shear with longer teeth for fleshy stems and deadheading. Shearing shrubs or dead stems of perennials , deadheading, fine detail trimming like topiaries. Could you saw that dead branch off with a hand saw?
Make a quick, clean cut with a battery-powered chain saw.
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